Miracle or glitch?

A glitch potentially for packaging of a miraculous event? Gregg and I took a short pilgrimage at the Pink Sisters' Convent, just a brief, healthy stride away from the Red Lion, where he, I and his bagbag stayed for an April Baguio vacation. After that, we made another "pilgrimage" for the more Eastern spiritual-philosophical variety at the Taoist Temple. This image, The Virgin of the Poor (invocation included below the image), at least, has better potential for a stampita.

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"Accident" framed and mah-velous

Gregg and I, specially on our campy, casual walkarounds, have this obsession of point-and-shoot of real life "artfully" framed. He calls them "accidents" and sometimes we could get quite, uh, competitive. Above is my response to this of Gregg's "accident". It was a sunny, cool morning in Baguio - during our quickie vacation with bagbag - when I happened on this: they were obviously in a hurry, anticipating the usual late afternoon brief downpour. I think Gregg was singing along his "dated" disco mp3 collection while in the shower.

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Session's handprint of fame

I dunno, I've shown this pic to other friends, and some felt some kind of "dread" about it, almost like a build-up sequence or foreshadowing shot of a b-grade scream flick. It's actually embedded on Session Road's sidewalk, short distance from Pizza Volante. Taken during my quick vacation with Gregg and his bagbag on April.

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Prickly delish!

Gregg's bagbag got some time-off last April from his humanitarian work overseas. Gregg and I joined him for a quick vacation in Baguio. We made sure that we go to the most exotic places in Baguio; on the first day, we went to SM City. Baguio, almost always the brightest of the plantae variety, seemed to have a new commercial obsession (since a year or two back) - cacti. This bunch just a fraction sampling what could be meters long of stalls before SM City's entrance. Illuminated with natural fluorescence of a strange bright but cloudy afternoon, these cacti seemed "very delicious."

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